Fairbury Cropsey High School - Crier Yearbook (Fairbury, IL)

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DEDICATION To M iss Marjorie Kemple— friend, teacher, companion to all, we very proudly dedicate our Crier of 1945. Miss Kemple has given help and guid- ance to many of us through our high school years. It was our deepest regret that she was called upon to leave us this year, but we sincerely and eagerly look forward to her return. 3

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FOREWORD The Senior Class, in a year of war and heart- ache, has endeavored to bring to you this Crier of 1945, in the hope that in later years it will help to recapture many of the happy, carefree hours spent at F. T. H. S. Members of the Senior Class of this year, and years to come, will go many separate ways and enter into many different fields of endeavor, but always there will be the fond memories of friends, teachers and activities enjoyed in the halls of our school.

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IN MEMORY Through our happy hours at F. T. H. S., there has come a cloud of sadness to us at various times. In such times as these, we must expect disappointments and heartbreak to come to all. It was with sincerest regret and heart- felt sympathy that we have learned of the deaths of our former students and friends, in the line of their duty. The halls of our school echo with footsteps and laughter of those who have formerly trod there, then unselfishly and humbly have given their lives for their country. We look with pride upon our blue-starred service flag, and, with sad- ness in our hearts, upon that with the gold star. We all join together with our deepest prayers and hopes that the coming year will bring victory and Godspeed to our boys on the battlefronts. May as many as possible return unharmed.